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EPISODE · Jul 2, 2026 · 33 MIN

P19 - Your Brain Isn't Broken, It's Wired to See More

from The Spiritual Psychiatrist Podcast

Doctors, Healers, and Health Professionals: You do NOT need another certification. You need a signature program and the right system to scale it. Watch the free webinar and access the AI tool + exact playbook to build your 8-week signature program: http://visionaryhealermethod.com/freedom Free DNA Activation Masterclass + 21-Day Abundance Meditation: https://masterclass.samuelbleemd.com/dna Peptides I use personally to regenerate, heal, and stay sharp: https://limitlesslivingmd.com/samuel In this Q&A episode of The Spiritual Psychiatrist Podcast, Dr. Samuel B. Lee, MD explores truth, self-trust, ADHD, anxiety, panic attacks, psychedelic therapy, high sensitivity, people pleasing, grief, inherited shame, anger, relationships, ego death, and the deeper spiritual intelligence of the body. Dr. Lee opens with a powerful teaching on love and truth, explaining that truth has a frequency and the body knows when something is aligned. In a world full of outside voices, authority figures, media narratives, and spiritual programming, he reminds listeners that discernment begins with learning how to trust yourself, listen to your own DNA, and know what resonates as true inside your own body. From there, he answers a deeply validating question: is ADHD really a disorder, or can it sometimes be a different kind of awareness? Dr. Lee challenges the idea that a diagnosis means you are broken and invites listeners to question whether heightened perception, sensitivity, and nonlinear awareness have been mislabeled by systems that do not understand the soul. This episode also explores panic attacks as possible surges of energy moving through the body, how physicians can think about psychedelic therapy without abandoning ethics or safety, why crowds and other people’s moods can drain highly sensitive people, and how people pleasing can become a nervous system survival response. Dr. Lee also answers questions about absorbing other people’s emotions, receiving signs from loved ones after death, healing generational fear and shame, listening to anger, staying authentic in relationships, and navigating psychedelic experiences that dissolve the sense of self. Through every answer, Dr. Lee points back to one core truth: you are not broken. Your sensitivity is not a flaw. Your body is intelligent, your soul knows truth, and your healing begins when you stop outsourcing your authority and begin listening to the quiet, direct knowing within. Sacred Truths & Lessons from This Episode: • Love and truth carry a frequency the body can recognize • ADHD and anxiety may sometimes reflect heightened perception rather than brokenness • Panic can be trapped energy moving through the body, not always something to fear • People pleasing can become a nervous system survival strategy • Sensitives and empaths need strong boundaries to protect their energy • Psychedelic healing should help you remember who you are, not lose yourself 🌿 Subscribe, share, and leave a review to help others discover this transformative journey. Learn more at www.samuelbleemd.com Love, Light, Peace and Truth to All sentient BE-ings!

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